Magee v. Omansky
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtMiller, J.
The purpose of this chancery suit is to secure mandatory injunctive relief and damages. Appellants, E. E. Magee and E. A. LaFrage, are the owners of several lots of land in a subdivision known as “Walker Heights” near the town of Emporia, in Greensville County, Virginia. They seek to require appellee, W. H. Omansky, to remove five or six dwellings which they assert he wrongfully erected in a certain street called “unnamed street” which they claim constitutes a part of the subdivision. The removal of a small *424portion of one dwelling alleged to encroach upon Pine Street is also sought.
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